Power Systems

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Q. What is the purpose of a transformer oil?
  • A. To insulate the windings
  • B. To cool the transformer
  • C. To prevent corrosion
  • D. All of the above
Q. What is the purpose of a transformer protection relay?
  • A. To increase voltage
  • B. To monitor temperature
  • C. To detect faults and isolate the transformer
  • D. To regulate current
Q. What is the purpose of a transmission line's insulator?
  • A. To support the conductor
  • B. To increase the voltage
  • C. To reduce power losses
  • D. To protect against short circuits
Q. What is the purpose of a transmission line's right-of-way?
  • A. To allow for maintenance access
  • B. To prevent vegetation growth
  • C. To ensure safety from electrical hazards
  • D. All of the above
Q. What is the purpose of protective relays in a transmission system?
  • A. To regulate voltage levels
  • B. To detect and isolate faults
  • C. To increase transmission capacity
  • D. To convert AC to DC
Q. What is the role of a surge arrester in switchgear?
  • A. To regulate voltage
  • B. To protect against voltage spikes
  • C. To measure current
  • D. To provide reactive power support
Q. What is the role of a transformer in a distribution system?
  • A. To generate electricity
  • B. To step down voltage for consumer use
  • C. To store energy
  • D. To protect against faults
Q. What is the role of a transformer in a power factor correction system?
  • A. To increase load current
  • B. To decrease load current
  • C. To adjust voltage levels
  • D. To provide reactive power
Q. What is the role of a transformer in renewable energy systems?
  • A. To convert DC to AC
  • B. To step up voltage for grid connection
  • C. To store energy
  • D. To regulate frequency
Q. What is the role of a transmission line in load flow analysis?
  • A. To determine the generation capacity
  • B. To analyze power losses
  • C. To calculate voltage drops and power flows
  • D. To assess equipment reliability
Q. What is the role of an inverter in power electronics?
  • A. To convert DC to AC
  • B. To convert AC to DC
  • C. To step up voltage
  • D. To step down voltage
Q. What is the significance of the 'critical voltage' in transmission line analysis?
  • A. It indicates the maximum load capacity
  • B. It is the voltage at which the line becomes unstable
  • C. It is the minimum voltage for operation
  • D. It is the voltage drop across the line
Q. What is the significance of the 'surge impedance' of a transmission line?
  • A. It determines the maximum voltage
  • B. It affects the line's power factor
  • C. It influences the reflection of waves
  • D. It indicates the thermal limits
Q. What is the significance of the core material in a transformer?
  • A. It affects the weight of the transformer
  • B. It influences the efficiency and performance
  • C. It determines the color of the transformer
  • D. It has no significant impact
Q. What is the term for the reactive power flow in a transmission line?
  • A. Active power
  • B. Apparent power
  • C. Reactive power
  • D. Real power
Q. What is the typical efficiency range of a power transformer?
  • A. 70% - 80%
  • B. 80% - 90%
  • C. 90% - 98%
  • D. 98% - 100%
Q. What is the typical efficiency range of a well-designed transformer?
  • A. 50% - 60%
  • B. 70% - 80%
  • C. 90% - 99%
  • D. 100% - 110%
Q. What is the typical frequency of operation for power transformers?
  • A. 50 Hz
  • B. 60 Hz
  • C. 400 Hz
  • D. Both 50 Hz and 60 Hz
Q. What is the typical frequency of transformers used in power systems?
  • A. 50 Hz
  • B. 60 Hz
  • C. 400 Hz
  • D. All of the above
Q. What is the typical voltage level for high voltage transmission lines?
  • A. 110 kV
  • B. 400 kV
  • C. 1 kV
  • D. 10 kV
Q. What is the typical voltage range for high voltage transmission lines?
  • A. 1-10 kV
  • B. 10-100 kV
  • C. 100-765 kV
  • D. Above 765 kV
Q. What type of protection is commonly used for transmission lines?
  • A. Overcurrent protection
  • B. Voltage regulation
  • C. Frequency control
  • D. Load shedding
Q. What type of switchgear is used to protect electrical circuits from overloads?
  • A. Circuit breakers
  • B. Transformers
  • C. Relays
  • D. Fuses
Q. What type of transformer is used for electrical isolation?
  • A. Step-up transformer
  • B. Step-down transformer
  • C. Isolation transformer
  • D. Three-phase transformer
Q. What type of transformer is used for impedance matching?
  • A. Step-up transformer
  • B. Step-down transformer
  • C. Isolation transformer
  • D. Autotransformer
Q. What type of transformer is used to connect two different voltage levels in a substation?
  • A. Step-up transformer
  • B. Step-down transformer
  • C. Isolation transformer
  • D. Three-phase transformer
Q. What type of transformer is used to connect two systems operating at different frequencies?
  • A. Step-up transformer
  • B. Step-down transformer
  • C. Frequency converter transformer
  • D. Isolation transformer
Q. What type of transformer is used to isolate different parts of a power system?
  • A. Step-up transformer
  • B. Step-down transformer
  • C. Isolation transformer
  • D. Auto transformer
Q. Which application requires a transformer to handle high-frequency signals?
  • A. Power transmission
  • B. Audio equipment
  • C. Lighting systems
  • D. Heating systems
Q. Which application requires a transformer with a high turns ratio?
  • A. Power generation
  • B. Long-distance transmission
  • C. Local distribution
  • D. Residential use
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